The official currency is the ariary, which replaced the Malagasy franc in 2003.
The national currency of Madagascar since December 2004 is the “Ariary”, replacing the old currency “Malagasy Franc (Fmg)”.
: The Malagasy franc was replaced by the Malagasy ariary in 2005.
Madagascar: The Malagasy franc was replaced by the Malagasy ariary in 2005.
The currency used is the Ariary (Ar) which has now replaced the old Malagasy Franc (FMG).
Since the 01 August 2003 the government changed the local currency from Malagasy Franc to Ariary.
The old money “the Malagasy franc” or “FMG” did shortest since 2004.
On January 1, 2005 the ariary replaced the previous currency, the Malagasy franc.
The official currency is the ariary, which replaced the Malagasy franc in 2003.
On January 1, 2005, the Ariary replaced the Franc as the official currency of Madagascar.
Currency – Madagascar's money is the ariary (Ar) that recently replaced the malagasy franc (Fmg).
The national currency is until November 2004 the Malagasy Franc (FMG abbreviated) and the Ariary will be the future call of the Malagasy monetary unit.
The local monetary unit is the Ariary (MGA or Ar), which in 2005 replaced the Malagasy franc (FMG).
The national currency is since January 2005 the Ariary, replacing the old currency which was the Malagasy Franc.
The official currency is the Malagasy Ariary (MGA), which has been reintroduced to replace the Malagasy Franc.
The national currency of Madagascar since December 2004 is the “Ariary”, replacing the old currency “Malagasy Franc (Fmg)”.
The national currency is since January 2005 the Ariary, replacing the old currency which was the Malagasy Franc.
1973: Madagascar leaves (in 1972, according to another source) and begins issuing its own francs, the Malagasy franc, which ran concurrently with the Malagasy ariary (1 ariary = 5 Malagasy francs)
1973: Madagascar leaves (in 1972, according to another source) and begins issuing its own francs, the Malagasy franc, which ran concurrently with the Malagasy ariary (1 ariary = 5 Malagasy francs)
Malagasy Ariary was first circulated in 1961 to replace the Malagasy franc at an exchange rate of one Ariary for 5 Malagasy francs.
The national currency is since January 2005 the Ariary, replacing the old currency which was the Malagasy Franc.
The Ariary was introduced in 1961, replacing the Malagasy Franc at 1 Ariary = 5 Francs.
On 1 January 2005 the Malagasy ariary replaced the previous currency at a rate of one ariary for five Malagsy francs.
On 1 January 2005, the Malagasy ariary replaced the previous currency at a rate of one ariary for five Malagasy francs.
The Malagasy franc replaced the ariary as Madagascar’s currency, on January 1, 2005.
The Malagasy franc replaced the ariary as Madagascar’s currency, on January 1, 2005.
The local monetary unit is the Ariary (MGA or Ar), which in 2005 replaced the Malagasy franc (FMG).
1973: Madagascar leaves (in 1972, according to another source) and begins issuing its own francs, the Malagasy franc, which ran concurrently with the Malagasy ariary (1 ariary = 5 Malagasy francs)
Madagascar leaves (in 1972, according to another source) and begins issuing its own francs, the Malagasy franc, which ran concurrently with the Malagasy ariary
1973: Madagascar leaves (in 1972, according to another source) and begins issuing its own francs, the Malagasy franc, which ran concurrently with the Malagasy ariary (1 ariary = 5 Malagasy francs)
Requêtes fréquentes français :1-200, -1k, -2k, -3k, -4k, -5k, -7k, -10k, -20k, -40k, -100k, -200k, -500k, -1000k,
Requêtes fréquentes anglais :1-200, -1k, -2k, -3k, -4k, -5k, -7k, -10k, -20k, -40k, -100k, -200k, -500k, -1000k,
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